The Einstein Enigma: A Breathtaking Science and Religion Thriller for Fans of Dan Brown

Every once in a while comes a book you just want to tell the whole world about. This is such a book. A thriller, it will you give a semester's worth of physics and mix it up with God talk, to get your juices going.In the story, the protagonist is out to decipher Einstein's "God Formula," which sets out to prove scientifically the existence of God.This book is so well-researched and well-written that it makes all the science stuff easy to understand. It's not confusing, just complex. But if you follow the plot, you'll simply go "wow!"If you ever wondered why we're here, this book will leave you thinking for days. It's a thinking reader's delight, and you owe it to yourself to check out this promising author.

If one accepts that which seems to be fact, given the Bibliography that was used, then it is very creditable in it's conclusions. As a novel it seems to me to be a disguise or vehicle to make creditable (that word again) the intent of disclosure?It should be noted that the Bibliography that I mentioned is in the hard copy version & does not appear in the soft back version. I FELL THAT IS A SHAME. As it provides considerable credence to the story line, even given that it is a novel??I am an accredited Teacher of Comparative religions, although well retired these days. I am also a Mechanical Engineer & a Teacher of Social Science.Kindest regards.

This is the second book in a series that contains the protagonist Tomás Noronha. I have read the third book, "O Sétimo Selo" which has not been published in English yet, but they both are extremely interesting.(The books aren't tied to each other so you do not need to reed them in order.)This book focuses on Science(specifically Physics) and Religion and how they explain the universe, God, and why we are all here. The explanation of the Physics aspects can get a bit heavy but it is simplified just enough to be understandable to the average reader.It is a must read!!

This book was a DaVinci Code in reverse. It uses the story to give some rather wild, but interesting claims about biblical stories and theology in general. I consider myself an Agnostic, but this book definitely gave me something to think about.

I bought this book from Amazon.com and happy that I did. This is a great book, although I got lost in some chapters. The author José Dos Santos is one of the biggest journalist working for Radio Televisão Portuguesa and also a good author.The reason I don't give it 5 stars is because in some parts the dialog is very repetitive.

That is one awesome book.

I Loved Codex but this book was too wordy, confusing and filled with too many theories. I'm not giving up on your other books Jose. Just waiting for them to be translated into English

I chose this book because I had read Codex 632 and really enjoyed it. The Einstein Enigma is very well written. I suspect that much research has gone into it. The details of the both the science and various religious faiths and beliefs appear accurate and believable. The story line both wends through it and ties it all together. A very good read, both challenging and provocative.